Seven Fennels and Raspberries

When coronavirus took Europe by storm, senior citizens, the most vulnerable group, were completely isolated

Telia is an international telco with its headquarters in Stockholm

As a telecommunications brand that helps to connect people and bring them closer together, Free decided to encourage the French to stay at home by pointing out what they could gain from lockdown with the help of the Free network and the services it provides

In 2019, Virgin Australia’s Velocity Frequent Flyer loyalty program hit 10 million members

In 1992, Belgian Brewers added a warning message to their commercials: "Beer brewed with love is to be consumed with care

As more and more TV viewers switch to streaming services, commercial broadcasters can’t afford to stay behind

According to the Harvard Business Review, C-level executives faced a more acute scarcity of time than anyone else

O Estado de Sa~o Paulo is the second largest newspaper published in Sao Paulo

As a pioneering airline KLM Royal Dutch Airlines was always looking for new ways to connect with its audiences

FOMO, or the fear of missing out, is a problem in Brazil

The brief was to create an advert for London Underground Tube Car Panels

The objective of this project was to announce SAP’s purchase of Qualtrics to the business community and introduce SAP’s new Experience Management solutions, which can help companies better listen and react to the feelings of their customers

Due to political infighting and gridlock, Lebanon had been without a government for over five months

In Poland, even in 2019, women were marginalised, patronised and everyday sexism was still acceptable

Ageism is an often-overlooked form of discrimination, unconsciously accepted by many people in everyday life

Shockingly, abuse of old people is rampant in New Zealand, with over 70,000 senior citizens being abused each year

Spain's most popular music radio station wanted to do a special action for Valentine's Day

On July 7th, 2017, Sofi´a Go´mez, a Colombian athlete sponsored by BBVA, dived 84 meters down into the sea to establish the new apnea world record

Only 4% of car salespeople in the Opel dealership network are female, while almost half of all cars are bought by women.

Winters in Northern Europe are long and dark.

Every year, more than a hundred people died of carbon monoxide poisoning in Poland, and nearly two thousand became seriously ill.

Most people had a limited vision of the art world.

IKEA's successful brand concept "Where Life Happens" had proven itself creatively in a variety of ways across almost all media.

Long and excited goal celebrations were part of the culture of Costa Rican football broadcasting. G-o-o-o-o-o-o-o-o-al!

Netflix was launching 'A Series of Unfortunate Events' - a harrowing show about three orphaned children whose large inheritance is being pursued by an evil distant uncle, Count Olaf.

Advertising is often accused of being part of the problem – encouraging people to buy products which pollute the atmosphere and threaten the future.

The Foot-Type Test ad was created using a thermochromatic ink that reacted to body heat.

The World Health Organisation announced that 50% of young people listening to personal audio devices risk permanent damage to their ears.

Dharavi and other Mumbai slums are filled with the city's poorest residents but, despite their reputation, are surprisingly clean and ordered. Most children get some form of education but not, crucially, in English.

In Brazil, texting while driving is one of the main causes of car accidents.